Sentence examples for I cannot get off from inspiring English sources
"I cannot relate to my life as a story, as a sequence of events, because I cannot get off the boat in order to see where I am.
Second, since we are assessing a technological system that is not yet widely established, impacts may not actually materialise if it cannot get off the ground.
"As I understand it, people using the Ft. Lee access ramp have to get on the bridge and cannot get off until they are across the state line -- in N.Y.
You cannot get off on that foot in life".
"If workers are told they cannot get off boats, they are imprisoned as well as enslaved.
The American media are full of stories about airports strewn with exhausted travellers who cannot get off the ground.
All that such informational minutiae do is make its dispensers more prosaic and monotonous, in the manner of friends you cannot get off the phone.
But those co-productions cannot get off the ground if there is no access to sign language interpreters and other support.
Wordsworth is now in his past, and -- short an appreciation of history, women, art -- Marin sketches in this thin book a genuinely sad existence: one in which he cannot love, cannot fight and cannot get off the Reference Train.
He likened the situation to international soccer, in which players may be on prestigious clubs but cannot get off the bench and into games, hindering their chances of being selected to play for their country.
